"Erha is seen less as the patron of the acquisition of wealth and more as the sharing of wealth. She brings blessing to mortals with wealth and material success, Erha also demands liberality and generosity of mortals and it is an ancient axiom that the goddess despises no one more than a miser or a cheat, especially one whose conducts unfair business and hordes wealth in her name."
"Similarly, while Aeto often appears in the guise of a humble wanderer, Iona is never depicted as anything other than a regal monarch. It is said that while Aeto goes off the wander the mortal world, Iona rules over the gods in his stead as his trusted regent."
"Departing the paradiscal realm of the Distant Verdant Star for reasons that are not elaborated upon in the myths, Aeto became the first god to arrive at the as-yet unformed world of Terrace. Returning to lead his wife, siblings, and eldest children to settle this new world, Aeto initiated the shaping of Terrace."
Your introduction to both The Bandits of Goldharobur, the book and the The Bandits of Goldharbour, the bandits.
Your chance to catch up on the second full-length Realmgard story.
"Simply put, the Powers are the essence of worldly things."
Welp, it's about time for another month of writing exercises.
A funny thing happened at the Opera. Well, no, not "funny" so much as "five hours long".
Turns out this process doesn't work like I thought it did...
Last weekend of May, perfect time to relive a very Realmgard Christmas.
